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Studebakers & their engines
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1950s Champion Six with Dual Carters. 1951-54 Studebaker with 232 V8. Studebaker with Flathead Six with optional Supercharger. Late 1950s 289 Sweepstakes V8. 1957-58 Golden Hawk 289 V8 with McCullough Supercharger. 1959 Lark 259 V8. 1959 Lark with 185 Six (Non-Stock) Similar to 170 C.I. Six.
Video: Studebaker Engine Built for Top-speed Racing
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The dry-sump pan is a union of a Chevy bottom and Studebaker rails. The balancer is a modified Ford unit, and the crank trigger came from a Chevy. With the low compression the engine pulled 306 horsepower at 6,000 rpm on the dyno. Peak torque was 266 lb-ft at 5,500 rpm. “There’s a heck of a lot left in that engine,” sums up Ford.
Automotive History: The Studebaker V8 Engine - Curbside …
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1955 – 1964 259 CID, 162 hp , 170hp, 180 hp, 185 hp, 195 hp: For 1955, Studebaker made the first significant changes to its V8, resulting in the long-lived 259 CID version and the very short-lived 224 (previous section). The …
Studebaker Sleeper - Engine Builder Magazine
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Studebaker Sleeper. A crude-looking ’53 Studebaker drag racing car from Iowa has its share of rust, dings, dents and paint flaws, but under its hood is a one-of-a-kind Pontiac intake manifold that has some very sophisticated engineering behind it. Davenport, IA, resident Jim Allen has owned the Studebaker Starliner Coupe since 1959.
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